• Such things as ‖ cannot be, or cannot be known, without a respect to something else; or which may be, or may be understood of themselves, without any such refe∣rence.
  • RELATION , refer, Regard, Respect, Habitude, correlative.
    • Referential State
  • ABSOLVTENESS , irrespective, peremptory, flat, positive.

• MEANS and MODE by which the Essential understanding of essence takes place
  • In real Mode by the means of
    • brain , neural
    • coding , programming , artificial intelligence
  • In a referential mode by means of representation in or by
    • Mind , mental , psychological , cognitive
    • spiritual , metaphysical , religious , brahman , Fictional , mythological , magical
• Actions by which the Essential understanding takes place
  • By the mutual and common process of
    • SENSATION , sensitive actions , spiritual sensations
    • Expression , reflex actions , spiritual actions or spiritual expressions
  • Actions in real mode
    • Vegetative Actions
    • Artificial actions , software programmed actions
  • Actions in representative mode
    • virtual or spiritual actions
    • Mental evaluations

• Vnderstanding.
  • Speculative understanding
  • Practical Understanding
• will
• Fancy or Appetite; the Actions of which are styled Affections or Passions, and may be distinguished into such as are either more
  • SIMPLE. V. fancy
  • MIXED. VI. mixed passions

• The Vnderstanding; in regard of the ‖ congruity, or incongruity of things to our ap∣prehensions of them.
  • TRUTH , true, Verity, verifie, very, Right, Sooth, irrefragably, likely, probable.
  • FALSHOOD , false-ifie, Error, erroneous, untrue.

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false

• The Will; as to the ‖ agreement, or disagreement of things with that Faculty, so as to be rendred desirable or avoidable.
  • GOODNESS, Weal, Welfare, right, regular, well, rectifie, better, best.
  • EVILNESS , ill, bad, naught, wrong, amiss, shrewd, scurvy, lewd, horrid, horrible, corrupt, Pravity, deprave, Sin, Fault, Trespass, Transgress-ion, Peccadillo, worse.

good
bad
evil

• Concerning the predicament of brain and mind , mind , brain and body problem
  • Predicamental spaces
  • Predicamental dimensions
  • PREDICAMENTAL STATES
  • PREDICAMENTAL ACTIONS OR PROCESSES
  • PREDICAMENTAL VIEW OF REALITY

• idealism - idealism holds that only mental phenomena exist.
• materialism - materialism holds that mental phenomena are identical to neuronal phenomena.
• dualism - Dualism holds that the mind exists independently of the brain
  • Mind
  • Brain space
• Trinity
  • Mind or Mental space
  • Virtual or Spiritual space
  • Brain space

• dimensions
  • mental dimensions
  • spiritual dimensions
  • ENCEPHALON (Brain dimensions)

• MENTAL STATES
  • Psych
    • Id (मूल-प्रवृत्ति)
    • Ego (अहम्)
    • Super-ego (विवेक; परम अहम्)
• VEGETATIVE STATE
  • Brain (मन ) का वर्गीकरण
    • सचेतन (conscious )
    • अचेतन (unconscious )
    • अर्धचेतन या पूर्वचेतन (subconscious or semiconscious or preconscious )
• VIRTUAL OR SPIRITUAL STATE
  • metaphysical
    • soul
    • super soul
    • ultimate soul or brahman

• actions of brain and mind
  • process called as
    • mental actions or mental evaluations or mental process
    • Vegetative actions
    • virtual or spiritual actions
  • Co-existential actions
    • CAUSES OF CORPOREAL ACTIONS. XXX , CORPOREAL ACTIONS RELATED TO
      • causes related to vegetative brain which is related by molecular and cellular bodies necessary for survival of corpora
        • Vegetative Actions
          • for maintenance of vegetative state being
            • sensitive
            • expressive
      • causes related to cognition or mind
        • Cognitive motivated sensory actions
        • psychological or cognitive motivated expressive corporeal actions
      • spiritually motivated real actions
        • social behavior
        • personality
  • agents
    • of brain
      • receiving agents or sensory nerves
      • memory agents
      • commanding agents or motor nerves
    • MENTAL AGENTS OR AGENTS OF MIND
• The action cycle of views and expression
  • Mind and body cycle
    • Vegetative or direct cycle
    • mental or cognitive or indirect cycle
    • Virtual or spiritual cycle

• Views of reality by brain and mind
  • normal brain
    • direct realism , naïve realism , perceptual realism, or common sense realism
  • mind
    • indirect realism
  • Idealism
    • reality is equivalent to mind, spirit, or consciousness

• mind associated with organic creations
  • of an idea being fluid or chemical in nature
    • secretions
  • of heart
    • sexual secretions